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Is there anyway to figure out which hosting center Trustpilot is using? I believe they maintain their own hosting center? What would be the process to complain to an instance that would force Trustpilot to listen to a complain?

I'm thinking of ICANN, The IP provider or something that is not in control of this company?
 
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Is there anyway to figure out which hosting center Trustpilot is using? I believe they maintain their own hosting center? What would be the process to complain to an instance that would force Trustpilot to listen to a complain?

I'm thinking of ICANN, The IP provider or something that is not in control of this company?
It's hosted on AWS.

None of these will "fulfill" your request, especially not ICANN. Hire a lawyer; it's a legitimate company listed on LSE. You can sue them if you want.
 
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Yeah I see Stripe and Coinbase are hosted with them as they claim. I found a plan that is 480$ / month, but I have no clue what it includes. It's for very advanced users I believe.

Will have an IT expert to help me out.
 
I got it .....what you is happening to you....better to ignore review on this ....Nobody taking TrustPilot review seriously. Most are fakes.....Sometimes you have to lose the battle to win...
Court balttle does not worth it in this type of issue...it is waste of time and money...You will never reach your destination if you stop & throw stones at every dog that barks...Better Move on.
 
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Claim your Trustpilot business and report the reviews. In case it's a non-genuine experience, you have good chances to get it removed. TP will verify if it's a legit customer.

Getting a lawyer or complaining to Amazon will be a waste of time.
 
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I got it .....what you is happening to you....better to ignore review on this ....Nobody taking TrustPilot review seriously. Most are fakes.....Sometimes you have to lose the battle to win...
Court balttle does not worth it in this type of issue...it is waste of time and money...You will never reach your destination if you stop & throw stones at every dog that barks...Better Move on.
I disagree with generalization that nobody trusts the reviews. I hope you just didn't generalize people of all countries and cultures into one group "everyone" :D

If the company is littered with reviews screaming "SCAM AVOID" without any response from the company I would assume that company does not care about maintaining good publicity. You can make a lot of indirect conclusions by looking at Trustpilot profile of an organization for sure.

I dont see reviews as a way to find good companies. I use reviews to stay away from potentially the bad ones.
 
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The best you can do, I speak from personal experience! Claim your website, complete it with as much nonsense as possible, different language, information not relevant at all to your website or business. Change everything to nonsense. You will see quickly how your TP ranking in Google will go down, down and down. They will remove it totally at some time.

Just a good tip which I got from another person and that works 100%
 
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Is there anyway to figure out which hosting center Trustpilot is using? I believe they maintain their own hosting center? What would be the process to complain to an instance that would force Trustpilot to listen to a complain?

I'm thinking of ICANN, The IP provider or something that is not in control of this company?
Why?
 
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